All purple and mauve gemstones
violet, purple, interlaced with black, white, green, pink, yellow, blue, with various reflections
Here are all the gemstones in violet or mauve. Our minerals, jewelry and accessories in semi-precious gems and natural rough rock crystals are sometimes accompanied by other colors. Discover the range of nuances of a hue that can be translucent or transparent, pale, clear or opaque, dark, if not brilliant or glittery.
Below, you'll find a list of violet and mauve-colored stones, as well and an overview of their symbols, their significance in lithotherapy, astrology and chakras.
What are the symbols and benefits of a violet stone?
Inspiration
For the inspiration it provides, the color violet - or violine, its purple and dark variant - is a strong symbol of creativity, spirituality and the quest for wisdom. There's something rare and intriguing about this color, its mystery a stimulant to the imagination, generating ideas in meditation and action. The symbols of this color are linked to intuition and the depths of the unconscious.
What is an idea if not the resolution of a problem? That's why solutions are also synonymous with a vision of peace and tranquility, states that can't be taken for granted, like a rare color like violet. In Hinduism, it signifies peace and wisdom; in Africa, spiritual and material prosperity.
Historically, this color was difficult to obtain. In the West, the purple dye of Tyre was so expensive that it became a symbol of power and wealth reserved for kings and nobility. Paradoxically, purple also signified mourning and penitence during Lent.
Its presence on the LGBTQ+ flag will represent non-binary identities.
Mauve, a muted shade of violet
The color mauve, a soft variant of violet, is also linked to peace of mind, on the side associated with feminine sophistication and elegance.
Mauve is attractive to sensitive people. Its softness can signify empathy, comfort and compassion, soothing discretion. It is introspection, spiritual awareness of the depth of emotion. To discover and know oneself is to transform and grow in a sense of balance. Purple is therefore also a symbol of unconscious exploration and artistic expression.
What are the lithotherapy benefits of violet and purple stones?
The significance of violet stones and pearls in lithotherapy is mostly linked to spiritual benefits tending towards calm and appeasement.
The idea of transformation is the key: violet favors the balance of spiritual and physical energies for a well-being made of serenity and impervious to harmful influences. Attentive to yourself and aware of your surroundings, the path to wisdom puts you in touch with your intuition.
Amethyst and Purpurite are linked to spiritual and calming properties. If they help to calm the mind, they also encourage meditation. Their protective virtues support the spirit in a process of spiritual development. In rough, polished or bracelet form, Amethyst reinforces psychic strength and meditation, while Purpurite repels negative energies, for clarity of thought and support of creativity.
Green and violet or green with mauve stones add up to significant lithotherapy benefits. Green and violet fluorite balances both energies and emotions; it will clarify thinking by virtue of a stabilized emotional and mental state, which can be of great help when making decisions. A healing stone, the physical, emotional and spiritual benefits of its colors combine to restore harmony.
While the significance of a mauve stone is similar to that of a violet stone in lithotherapy , mauve stones can be used for less intense purposes. Softer and more subtle, often in shades of pink or gray, their energy is more delicate. Purple-tinted Lepidolite, for example, can help stabilize and overcome anxiety.
List of violet or mauve gemstones / with other colors
You can also discover all the violet and mauve jewels, gems and minerals on multiple pages of our site - like stones from A to Z or the box at the top of this page if you're looking for a particular fine stone.
- Botswana agate with violet
- Amethyst raw, polished, crystals, beads, geode, druse, point, tree of life, candlestick, chevron, cabochon, massage stick or roller, bracelets, pendulums, Gua Sha palm, Platonic solids, Yoni egg and necklace pendants
- Ametrine in pebbles, rolled, necklaces, pendants, bracelets
- Auralite pendant and beads
- Red-violet aventurine
- Purple chalcedony
- Corundum pendant and Corundum bracelet with Sapphire and Ruby
- Botryoidal Chalcedony or Bunch Agate
- Purple and blue chalcopyrite
- Charoite violet, mauve and white, quality A
- Blue-violet cordierite
- Eudialyte violet, black, white
- Flowers of life in violet stone
- Violet fluorite, violet and green, rainbow, lavender, octahedron
- Rhodolite garnet in bracelets, with violet and mauve hues and reflections
- Lavender jadeite
- Printstone stoneware with violet hues
- Jasper porcellanite, lila, Gila, leopard
- Lepidolite violet and mauve, blue-violet, lavender, Lepidolite B
- Mookaïte violet and mauve
- Dendritic opal with violet or mauve
- Violet and mauve phosphosiderite
- Pyrophillite with violet
- Porphyry with violet, mauve, raspberry
- Lavender quartz in rolled stones, menhirs and pendants
- Rhyolite leopard
- Purple and mauve rubies, fuschsite rubies, zoïsite rubies
- Sardonyx violet and mauve
- Shiva lingam with mauve
- Purple Stichtite, with yellow Serpentine, "Atlantasite".
- Sugilite with violet or mauve
- Super seven or Cacoxenite violet and mauve
- Tiffany stone pale pink
- Violet and green tourmaline, Indigolite
- Purple or violet tourmaline
Recharging a fine violet or mauve stone
Purify / Clean
Under the Sun or Moon, fumigation, exposure to the wind, washing with running water, with intention, with a singing bowl, form waves, prayers...Astrological signs
Sagittarius and PiscesChakras
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AirMineralogy of violet gemstones
The presence of irradiated iron in the crystal structure may explain amethyst's violet color.
Fluorite can be violet in color if impurities or stone defects exist in a crystal.
Lepidolite's mauve color is due to the presence of lithium, manganese and aluminum. These elements, combined with the crystal's structure, can produce this color.
In synthesis, certain chemical elements and the crystal structure, as well as their interaction, impurities or oxidation, create the violet or mauve color.
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.
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